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Onium

Sorry you are experiencing this. Sounds like the 'EX' isn't an ex. Honesty and understanding each other's expectations are very central to an honest and trusting relationship. Can she be honest with you about her ex? Is she still in love with him? Sounds like this is baggage that you do not want to be involved in anymore. Don't let jealousy, strife, judgementalism, unforgiveness to enter into your mind or heart. I'll pray and stand with you that you will find postive answers and brighten your future.

Carvalho

oyi...

Logbook

wow what tits

Retral

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Leghorn

Now that's some redneckin' goin' on

Hoshi

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Lucette

However, I get what SO's are also feeling.

Heike

We met when I first started and rang IT a lot, IT provides some laptops etc for the trade shows and they are either present or on call, based on the problems I was having and that I needed to meet one of the IT team.

Gonzales

gorgeous girl,she really is but old for this site imo but what a body

Invigorate

I have been in a relationship for almost 10 years. I am only 25 so we met when we were in high school. We've had a couple break-ups which involved each of us cheating on each other once earlier in our relationship but managed to work through it and continued to be happy together. The past few years have not been wonderful for either of us due to some family economical issues on both sides, especially within the past year. Recently both of our families have gone through foreclosures, lost their jobs, and struggled even to keep a roof over their heads. My boyfriend has been particularly affected since he always made good money but now bascially works to support his parents. He lives with them and I, for many years now, have been bouncing back and forth between my parents and his house, which I am so completely sick of. I don't even feel like I have a home because I am always moving around so much. We have been talking about moving out together for a long time but of course now with both of our parents' circumstances it has never materialized. I think this alone has had a tremendous effect on our relationship and has drained me. Our sex life does not exist, I think mainly for this reason although I question that it might not only be that.

Fallis

Guilty as charged.

Bellbird

nice ass...

Petitor

There has to be a balance! As I've learned in my experience, that balance just may start with YOU. I had something similiar happen to me, and one eye opening conversation at the end of my frustration later- a lightbulb turned on. Typically when we think men are withdrawing from us we do the same on some visceral level or another. Maybe we've talked to him, he's apologized but nothing has changed, so we think okay time to show him: the problem is it doesn't solve anything and only furthers our frustration. You begin to pull away subtley to get his attention, only he may not notice, when he isn't picking up on what you're trying to "say" to him you begin to try harder, in your head- your relationship feels like it isn't working and you turn yourself into a neurotic headcase, he may start noticing but still not clearly understand what it is you're trying to communicate to him.

Separated

Did try speed dating before. I found it to be exhausting. Like I was passing my resume out to job recruiters at a job fair. After the 4th date I was ready for a nap.

Sensum

Hi.I'm an active energetic lady I love to laugh and have fun no matter what I'm doing.I'm loyal and honest and trusting don't play games not looking for casual. fling so if you are we won't be a.

Norvehc

So I offered to meet him and do something close to where I live, but instead of saying ok and trying to plan something else, he seemed upset, changed the conversation, and then after a few minutes said that he had to go do laundry. (?) Normally he never got off the computer that quick.